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Pupper West Side: Nash Is A Senior Rescue With a Passion for Food, Racing, and Volunteerism

November 15, 2022 | 7:29 AM
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Nash is a senior dachshund rescue from Doxie Rescue of Bucks County & NJ.

By A. Campbell

How d’ya do? My name’s Nash and I’m a long-haired senior dachshund rescue. My age is a bit of a head scratcher since I’m adopted, so my parents and veterinarian think I could be anywhere between 13 and 17 years old. My parents adopted me from Doxie Rescue of Bucks County & NJ in 2019. They do wonderful work!

What’s for certain is that I’m equal parts gentleman and scamp. Back at the rescue, I was known for stealing other pups’ beds. Heh. Lest you be fooled by my grey hair and two teeth, I’ve still got lots of rambunctious energy, especially around mealtime.

Sitting on my perch and trying to catch sight of the sunrise.

If you ask me, the secret to a long and healthy life is watching the sunrise each morning. I’ll wake up around 5am and start shuffling around before my parents are awake. As breakfast time gets closer, I’ll get a big burst of energy and zoom around the apartment. Our apartment has a couple of stairs leading down into the living room which were posing a hurdle for me at my age, so my parents thoughtfully installed a doggy ramp to allow me to dash between rooms without a problem.

After breakfast, I’ll settle in for a cozy nap. When my parents return from the office, we’ll decompress together by snuggling up on the couch to watch TV for a bit, but as dinnertime nears, I’ll get another burst of zoomies energy and it’s OFF! I! GOOooOOooo!!! Speaking of delicious food, I’m really looking forward to Thanksgiving next week, because in addition to my usual food, I’ve been promised some scraps of turkey. I plan to enjoy it while laying on the couch and watching the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Such fun!

Enjoying a glorious Spring day in Central Park.

On the weekends, my parents and I may head outside the city for trips to the Catskills or to tour breweries in Brooklyn and Long Island. Last June, we journeyed all the way to New Jersey where I competed in the Weiner Dog Derby at Meadowlands Racetrack. Despite countless days, weeks, months of intense training, I may have gotten a bit confused when they called “Ready, Set, GO!” and wandered sideways off the race course…But I think that still counts as a win, don’t you agree? You can judge for yourself by watching the race footage here. Undoubtedly, I merited an award for most heartwarming performance.

Mentally preparing myself ahead of the big race.

In Upper West Side news, I’m delighted to announce that I’m serving as the mascot and coordinator for the newly created West 95th Street Block Association. So far, I’ve been helping to host some “Coffee on the Curb” events to meet my neighbors and sign up anyone who is interested in volunteering. The block association is focused on issues that affect and benefit everyone including block beautification, safety, and community building. Next month we’ll be holding a holiday party at Rancho Tequileria on the corner of Amsterdam Avenue and W. 95th. Are you interesting in learning more? If so, please email us at west95thba@gmail.com

Nash is recruiting new volunteer members for the W. 95th Street Block Association. Are you interested in helping out?

Read all of our Pupper West Side interviews here!

If you think your pup deserves a shot at neighborhood fame, we encourage you to reach out to Audrey at pupperwestsideuws@gmail.com to be considered for a future profile on West Side Rag and follow your fellow Pupper West Sider’s adventures on Instagram @pupper_west_side_uws If readers are interested in becoming pet owners, we encourage you to consider adopting or volunteering to be a foster parent with one of the many shelters and nonprofits based in and around New York City. These include but aren’t limited to: Muddy Paws Rescue; Animal Lighthouse Rescue; Animal Care Centers of NYC; NYC ASPCA; Humane Society of New York; Bideawee; Social Tees; Badass Brooklyn Animal Rescue and Animal Haven.

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D C
D C
6 months ago

Nash, you’re a cutie!

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Cathy
Cathy
6 months ago

Nash – you’re famous! I loved reading all about your adventures, and daily living routines. You sure have the best human mom and dad! Your participation in the Weiner Dog Derby was admirable! We send love and warm temps from Gainesville! Happy Thanksgiving!

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lauren
lauren
6 months ago

Thanks to Nash’s parents for adopting an older dog and giving him a great home! He’s adorable .

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Bill S.
Bill S.
6 months ago

Nash, you have wonderful Guardians. So great that they adopted a wonderful Senior Dog. Best to all and thanks WSR for another wonderful story.

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Sarah
Sarah
6 months ago

Not only cute, but civic-minded! What a star!

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Jane Rosamilia
Jane Rosamilia
6 months ago

Senior dogs are great!! Love to Nash from 14 year old rescue Oliver on W 96th!!!

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